Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-06-10
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Board of Supervisors.


Supervisor Ross, was unanimously adopted
WHEREAS, The Supervisors of Placer comfy
have requested us to join them in having the
boundary line between the counties of Placer
ana sacramento run and. whereas, the said
boundary line is indefinite and unsatisfactory
therefore,
Resolved, That we request the Suryeyor-Gen.
eral of California TO appoint some competent
surveyor to re-run the said line in accordance
Tlth law and the instructions of said Surveyor.
General.
Mr. Ross being in the chain president
Iebbets having been excused), Messrs
Bates and Jackson left the room on bust
ness about the Chourt-house leaving only
two members present. The Chair, on mo-
ton of Mr.. McMulen. ordered call of the
house. An attachment was issued and de-
hVered to the Sheriff, who proceeded in
search of the absentees. Fortunately fol
them they had dropped upon the proceed
ings, and slipped into their seats before the
Sheriff could serve the attachment. Upon
making their excuses they were discharged
with a reprimand.
SONS OF ST.. GEoRGE.-The following
officers were elected for the next term by
Benbow Lodge, No. 800, of this city, and
were installed by District Deputy Williams
on Wednesday night: p. p, Rupert Meller
p, Edward Vaughn; V. P, George Llewel,
lyn; Secretary, J. H. Charlesworth Treas
urer, William Gent; Mess, Thomas n. L.
Cecil; Assistant Mess, Ed. Hanley; c.,
DIR. Mealand /. SEN, NJ Stillwell; o. Sem,
Richard Cory; Trustee, Richard s. Foiry
Assistant Secretary, J. H. Neral. This
Order, for which Englishmen, their sons
and grandsons. wherever born, only are
eligible, was organized in this city last
March, and Benbow Lodge has been a
thorough success. The members OF the
Lodge at the present time are preparing to
celebrate the jubilee of England's Queen,
and they propose to show on that occasion
to all true Americans that Englishmen,
while still retaining that love and venera-
ton for the land in which they or their
parents were born, can still be good citi-
zens and loyal to the land of their adop-
ton.
GRAND LARcENY-Last evening Mike
Touhey, who was on spree, dropped into
the saloon on the northeast corner of Sec
ond and l streets, sat down and called for
drink. After while, when he got up to
pay for what he had drank, he found that
he did not have any money in his pocket
though he believed he should have con-
siderable amount The saloon proprietor
suspected man named Walter Bradley
who had been sitting near Touhey, of rob-
bing him, and ran after and captured the
suspected individual, who had left the
place. Word was sent to the station-house
and Captain Karcher and officer Ash con
veyed him to the lookup. There Bradley
was found to have $50 in his pocket, and
he admitted having taken it from Touhey,
but said he intended 10 return it to him.
A charge Of grand larceny has been entered
against him.
LULLABIEs OF NATIoNs.-This entertain
ment will take place at the Metropolitan
TheateT this evening, the proceeds being
for the benefit of Westminster Church.
Misses Fannie Campbell, Ella McCleery,
Gertie Jones, Libbie Smith, Gertie Carley
Daisy Siddons and Ida Clinch Mesdames
r. H. Auerbach S. Katzenstein, G. r.
Hansbrow, A. Bonnheim, May Hubbard,
and Elliott and 1. ]. Graham, will particle
pate in the>musical exercises, and forty
girls will taxa part in the milkmaids'
march. The programme includes some
very fine music, and it is needless to say
after giving the names of the singers, that
it will be charmingly rendered. There will
also be a recitation by Miss Ida Hitchcock,
the talented elocutionist.
PLEADED GUILTY.-Dan Fayhe, who re-
Gently stole newspaper carriers horse
from the depot, was arrested and in the Po-
lice Court held to answer on a charge of
grand larceny, with prior conviction of
petit la: ceny, second offense, was yesterday
arraigned in Department Two of the Su-
perior Court and entered plea of guilty as
to the grand larceny, but denied the prior
conviction. The latter was Withdrawn on
motion of the District Attorney, and Fayhe
was then sentenced to one year in San
Quentin. He had expected a heavier SEN
tence and was well satisfied with the pen
atty imposed. Sheriff Drew will take him
down this morning.
HENRY a. WINs,-Justice Davis yester-
day rendered a decision in the case of
Henry A. Caulfield VS.. Robert Miller, in
which action was brought to recover pos
session of two lots in the "Caulheld ranch, y
from which plaintiff claims to have been
forcibly elected. The case was tried last
week and taken under adyisement. The
decision is for the restitution of the prem
ises, damages in the sum of $S4, which
under the law is to be trebled, and costs,
Naturally Henry A. was much pleased,
and "set 'em up" for his friends very lib
orally. Miller will probably take an APP
peal to the Superior Court.
CHINESE DIsAGREEMENF.-Shor before
o'clock last evening two Cinnamon had
a disagreement on street, between Third
and Fourth, resulting in Yung All Wong
shooting twice at Yung All Wah, his
cousin, but without hitting him. The
shooter was arrested by Deputy Sheriff
Eldred and Captain Karcher. He admitted
doing the shooting, and accounted for bis
conduct by saying that All Wah tried TO
poison him in San Francisco three years
4 cd ff bsar tod
s lawyer, to which he replied: - No; when
get out meet him kill HIM better !"
REAL ESTATE AT AUcTIoN.-Pursuan to
an order issued by the Superior Court in
the matter of the estate of Susannah A.
Avery, deceased, William Avery, admins
traitor, will sell at 10 A. NJ. to-day, in front
of the Courthouse, all the interest of the
estate of the deceased in the north half OF
the south half of lot l, and the north quar-
ter of the south half of lot 2, in the block
or square bounded by l and J, Second and
Third streets, the sale having been post
poned from last Friday.
BopY REcoyERED.-The body of Robert
E. Brock, who was drowned last Sunday
in consequence of the upsetting of boat
in which he and friends were taking q
ride. WAS tOutiu 4uct NfNA&bs, C-A AOAN
side of the river, about opposite the foot OF
r street. An inquest viii be held by Jus
tice Bright. Of Washington, at O'Clock
this morning, at the undertaking rooms OF
w. J. Kavsnaugh.
COMMITTED TO SrooKToH.-Thomas Elan
nigan. who was employed upon ranch in
Brighton township, was arrested for in
sanity Tuesday evening, and the Commits
sioners of Lunacy have examined and
committed him to the Asylum at Stockton
IN which institution Deputy Sheriff Common
conveyed him last evening. He is not VIC
lently insane, bat unsafe to be at large
No PfANo bat the Mathushek" has tht
t,ning pins pushed into solid iron frame
silver Medal at Mechanics Fair.
TRy the best the light-rupnins Do
,,,estic y with self-setting attachments, be
fore YOU let agents talk you into buying In
ferioT Sewing Machines. Office, 9th and j.
F,owEIs FLOWERS To-day sale
6ne flowers, Is, 20 and % cents per SPRAY
and bunch, at Red House.
VAR the Red House tomorrow Grea
sf aoa-ers and millinery.